Among the most sought-after residences are ski-in and ski-out houses such as this slope-side three-level along Peak 8, where the mountain first opened for skiers in 1961.

The Hazelton is a Toronto landmark set within the fashionable shopping hub, business district and residential area of Yorkville.

One of the first properties ever built in Bel-Air, the trophy estate dates to the 1920s when contracting and engineering company owner Arthur S. Bent and his wife Eliza commissioned the architect to design their new home.

The gated hacienda near the tiny town of Loma de Cabras takes in the natural environment with lake and sunset views from one side and mountain views from the other.

Gardens with a fountain, wisteria and mature trees connect the dwellings – a primary residence, a guesthouse and an office and studio.

This pied-a-terre looks like it was designed as a modern-day setting for “One Thousand and One Nights.”